The Roman Catholic Church and Freemasonry
Historical overview of relations between the Catholic Church and Freemasonry — from the first papal bulls to modern debates.…
Read MoreSpiritual and moral growth through work on oneself, striving towards a better version of oneself.
Free exploration of knowledge, symbolism and philosophy — without dogmas or prejudice.
Support among brethren, charity towards society and responsiveness to those in need.
Freemasonry is a secular, philosophical, educational, philanthropic and initiatory institution with over 300 years of history. It is not a religion, nor a political party, nor a racial organization — it unites people of different beliefs who share common moral and ethical values.
"To rule oneself is the greatest power"Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Active lodges in Bulgaria
Historical overview of relations between the Catholic Church and Freemasonry — from the first papal bulls to modern debates.…
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The question of relations between Freemasonry and the state, examined by Giuliano Di Bernardo in "Philosophy of Freemasonry".…
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In continental Europe and other Orients of the Anglo-Saxon Masonic space, nearly all orders and rites listed in the England section are prac…
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In the USA and most European Orients, the 19th century was characterized by the rapid proliferation of all manner of degrees that emerged du…
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The Grand Lodge of Ireland is the sole body in both Northern Ireland and the Republic with the right to recognize structures beyond the craf…
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Due to the significant independence of Scottish lodges, many not only disobeyed the Grand Lodge but also practiced numerous additional degre…
Read MoreCharitable work is an integral part of Masonic tradition. The Foundation supports social, educational and cultural initiatives throughout the country.
Learn more about the FoundationMasonic youth organization for young people aged 12 to 21, built on the principles of honor, duty and brotherhood.
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